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Among them, 1383 genes were mutated in both strains, while 774 genes were mutated only in GXG-5, which much more than that of 360 genes in GXA-28 (Additional file 1: Figure S3).

Most of these altered genes are mutated only in a small percentage of tumors, and this heterogeneity has been a major obstacle to identify effective cancer therapies for many patients.

RASA1 was exclusively mutated only in the non-chewers.

However, most genes are mutated only in a small subset of cancers but there is a multiplicity of affected signaling pathways.

Among the genes harboring significant somatic variants, we found CDKN2A to be mutated only in the never-smokers and past smokers, PIK3CA to be mutated only in the smokers, and TP53 to be mutated at a 20% greater frequency in the smokers, CASP8 mutation has a 12% greater frequency in those that consumed alcohol or chewed tobacco.

In AML, where p53 gene is mutated only in 10% of the cases, abnormal p53 isoform expression at the mRNA and protein levels has been reported (Anensen et al, 2006).

"And the return to Spanish (which is still a work in progress), shows a title, mutating only in one word, affecting its temporality".

So we mutated only those two residues in PI5P4Kγ to their PI5P4Ks α/β homologues individually or together and found that whereas SN PI5P4Kγ is as sensitive to NIH-12848 inhibition as WT PI5P4Kγ (Supplementary Figure S4C), NI PI5P4Kγ is completely insensitive, with 50 μM NIH-12848 having no effect on this mutant.

In shs1-ps3, we mutated only the non-consensus sites that were phosphorylated in vitro and in vivo.

We analyzed the combined GBM and LGG (low grade glioma) datasets from the TCGA (n = 542 samples) and identified 128 genes that are mutated (non-silent mutations only) in ten or more samples, consistent with a population frequency >1.7 % (i.e. 10/542 = 1.8%%).

However, the study of Wagner and Krall on which Wilke's conclusion was based considered mutation-selection dynamics in one-dimensional genotype space with the assumption that a genotype can mutate only to an adjoining genotype in the genotype space.